[2025 Seoul Restaurant] Travel Guide for Solsot Seongsu (Updated May)

Seoul. Seongsu | Solsot Seongsu Branch 솔솥 성수점 Traditional Korean cuisine, hot pot rice (釜飯), is cooked in a stone pot, making the bottom of the rice crispy and aromatic. You can add Korean chili paste (gochujang) to enhance the flavor according to your taste. This time, we visited Solsot in Seongsu. The restaurant's decor combines modern and traditional elements, creating a cozy and comfortable dining environment. However, it might have been a bit disappointing due to high expectations. If you are a fan of strong flavors and have a packed schedule, you might want to skip this one XD ////////////////////////// Restaurant Information /////////////////////////// Solsot Seongsu Branch 솔솥성수점 @solsot_seongsu 📍 Address: 24 Yeonmujang 5ga-gil, Seongdong-gu, Seoul ⏰ Business Hours: Mon–Fri 11:30–15:00, 17:00–21:00 Sat–Sun 11:30–21:00

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#familytrips2024 I recently dined at Solsot in Seongsu and had the pleasure of trying their traditional Korean hot pot rice, specifically the beef variety. It was an exceptional culinary experience. The dish arrived sizzling hot, the aroma alone was enough to whet my appetite. The beef was tender and flavorful, perfectly cooked and well-marinated. Each bite was a harmonious blend of savory and slightly sweet notes, characteristic of traditional Korean flavors. The rice, cooked to perfection, had a delightful texture that complemented the beef wonderfully. The hot pot cooking method added a subtle, smoky char that elevated the entire dish. Solsot’s ambiance was warm and inviting, making it an ideal spot for enjoying comfort food. The service was prompt and courteous, ensuring a pleasant dining experience. If you’re in Seongsu and looking to savor authentic Korean cuisine, I highly recommend trying the beef hot pot rice at Solsot. It’s truly top-notch!

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